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Show iMTrKigiOw B5 FOR POSTAL SERVICE , ed Out? moice CORPORATION PLAN V sSHINGTON olstered (UPI) WASHINGTON' President Nixon plans to (LTD ask Congress by the end of this month to replace the Post Office Department with t public corporation, it was re- - - ported today. The plan, recommended by Postmaster General Win- . ton M. Blount, is aesigned to give the department greater authority to 6pend money modernizing itself and in setting postage rates and wages for Its employes, according to a dispatch in todays Washington Post. One of the aims of the plan is to take politics out of he department, something Nixon has already started to do by eliminating Senate approval for postmaster appointments. During the election campaign Nixon said the Post Office Department has been used too much as a political footbalL no Senaie strategy, one knowledgeable source told ITI. They wont get anything the through Senate. HAVE WARNING The FTC proposed Tuesday every cigarette advertisement and package he required to include this warning: Cigarette smoking health to gerous that must consider any cigarette legislation, promised to block any bill helpful to the cigarette industry. Other Senate sources said antismoking sentiment was so strong the tobacco industry has not even started to lobby for legislation to extend ihe present ban on government res frictions of cigarette advertising. Nixons plan reportedly Involves a public corporation run by a general manager, who would not be in his cabinet, and by nine directors, appointed by the President. have They -B- by & tough Federal Trade Commission (RTC) proposed regulation. Senate smoking foes raised the possibility today cigarette advertising may vanish from the scene by year's American end. Sen. Frank E. Moss, chairman of the Senate Commerce subcommittee is dan- and may cause death from cancer, coronary heart disease, chronic bronchitis, pulmonary emphy- sema and other diseases. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) notified Congress earlier this year it plans to ban all cigarette advertising from radio and television. Under a law four-yea- r mo shop... the fun place MU ESBPIIB 1HKIEI W: i m YOU To always remember the day Vellum Q assorted color paper. Padded cover albums O with gold color metallic designs. PageS for photos! and D.QDGD v.v. Xs cigarette ited further governmental advertising. regulation of Thus, the FTC and FCC would when be free after June 20 to enact far the law expires harsher restrictions on advertising. The warning requirement, however, would remain in eflect until specifically changed by Congress. STOP ADVERTISING leaders Tobacco industry testified before the House Committee Commerce last month they would stop advertising rather than carry a even one health warning not nearly as harsh as the FTC proposal. Unless Congress votes to stop them, the FTC and FCC will be free to implement their rules July 1. Both agencies have appeal procedures, but Moss predicted the rulings would go into effect "this year for sure." The House Commerce Committee is considering bills to block or weaken the FTC and FCC proposals Moss aid hi subcommittee was ready to kill any bill passed by the House. Im surely going to block It if I can, he told UPI. Were not going to do a thing unless the House passes something. If they do, we're going to have some good, informative, lengthy hearings. MORE DETAILS The House cigarette hearings lasted three weeks. Moss said his subcommittee may want to range a little farther afield and get some more detail on It consuming enough time for the July 1 deadline to pass so the FTC and FC5C can begin their clampdowns on cigarette ads. Even after hearings, Moss predicted, his subcommittee would kill any bill weakening restrictions on cigarete advertising. Some of the industrys traditional Southern sympathy has eroded in the Senate, forB. Morton. who led the successful 196-battle for a bill banning federal regulations, has retired to a directorship of R. J Reynolds, the biggest ciga- Wrist Bends 9 mer Sen. Thru.ston Democratic . rette maket. Sen. Richard B. Russell, is suffering from emphysema allegedly caused by cigarette smoking, which he stopped years ago on the orders of his doctor, and recently underwent treatments for lung cancer. Sen. 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